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10-Day Silk for Milk Challenge Giveaway

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Silk for Milk Challenge

Silk for Milk Challenge

“I’m lactose intolerant.  I cannot tolerate lactose.”  The first time I heard that line on Seinfeld, I was curled up on the sofa hugging myself and trying to figure out why my stomach was killing me.  Later, I found out that I can’t tolerate lactose either.  After 30~something years of being a milk lover, my heart was broken.  What would become of my beloved coffee?  My morning cereal?  My bones?  Ok, I wasn’t really concerned about my bones but I was concerned about my coffee ’cause I big ol’ puffy heart my morning, afternoon and evening cups of joe.

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For the past few years, I’ve been using creamer in my coffee but then I was offered the chance to take the Silk for Milk Challenge and I thought Hmmmm, why not exchange my creamer for Silk Soymilk?  So that’s what I did.  For one week I used Vanilla Soymilk and for the second week I used Chocolate Silk Soymilk.  Honestly, there was a bit of a taste and visual adjustment that I had to overcome.

With the Vanilla Silk, the coffee kinda took on a grayish cast like what you’d get when using skim milk.  Not quite so appetizing to look at but the taste was pleasant enough.  The Chocolate Silk made my coffee look and taste like a mocha from one of those chi chi coffee houses.  Coffee nirvana.  Silk has a sweeter taste than both milk and creamer, so once I figured out the Silk to coffee to sugar ratio I was golden.

  • Silk has no cholesterol, no saturated fat and never weighs you down.
  • So it’s no surprise how quickly you begin to feel healthier, lighter, and even happier when you swap your milk with Silk.
  • Try Silk and say goodbye to milk. Switch to Silk and discover the difference wholesome nutrition can make.
  • Zero Is Hero: Silk is made with your best health in mind. That’s why every one of our products is completely cholesterol-free.
  • Lighten Up: Silk has 13 delicious varieties under 100 calories. Milk, not so much.

There are 13 varieties of Silk (They even have Almond and Coconut Soymilk! Can you imagine how tasty those would be in  fruit smoothies during the long hot days of summer?), all with less than 100 calories.  And it’s cholesterol~free.  My broken heart has been mended!

Silk for Milk Challenge

Take the Silk for Milk Challenge and try substituting Silk Soymilk for milk in your favorite recipes. For more information on the Silk for Milk 10 Day Challenge: Visit the Silk for Milk 10 Day Challenge website.  Use the Product Locator to find Silk products near you.  Get a 75¢ off coupon to try your own Silk 10 Day Challenge

THE GIVEAWAY is now closed!

 

No purchase necessary. Open to residents of US.  ONE ENTRANT PER HOUSEHOLD/IP Address! Giveaway ends May 22nd at 9:00 p.m. (PST).  I check all entries – cheating will not be tolerated.  Winner will be notified via email and needs to reply within 48 hours, or a new winner will be chosen. Please make sure you check your spam folder – I will not be responsible if you did not receive winning email notification. Winners name(s) will also be posted on Winners List immediately after drawing has occurred. Winners will be chosen using the “And the Winner is” plugin.  Screenshots of winners available by request.  **By entering this giveaway, you confirm that you have read and agree to my giveaway rules. Please allow 6-8 weeks for deliver of prize {though it is usually much sooner}.

Please see Eighty MPH Mom giveaway rules for further information.

*Daenel was provided with coupons for 2 free Silk products of my choice to facilitate this review. All opinions are those of reviewer only.

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242 Responses

  3. It’s great for cooking oatmeal. I already do this. I’m going to try for in baking next.

  12. I would use it in my coffee in the morning, and drink it with dinner (I usually drink milk with my dinner). Thanks!
    jackievillano at gmail dot com

  16. I don’t really like drinking milk, but I like soymilk so I’d probably just drink it before I go to bed.

  29. When I make cookies or brownies and I normally sit down to a tall glass of ice cold milk, I could switch to ice cold Silk instead.

  54. I would make my homemade hot cocoa with Silk’s Vanilla Flavored Milk instead of the Skim Milk I currently use.

  60. Our son actually drinks Silk almond milk because he has dairy sensitivities. It’s delicious & I would switch from dairly milk to the vanilla Silk Almond in my cereal!

    mscoffee77(AT)juno(DOT)com

  61. We already made the switch. We drink chocolate silk instead of chocolate milk.

  94. Actually I already drink silk milk, it just makes me feel better then drinking animal milk. And it tastes so yummy!

  103. I would use Silk for snacking in place of chocolate milk which I can over-indulge in.
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  106. I’m a facebook fan of Silk under username Jennie Tilson.
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  108. I’m a facebook fan of Living Outside the Stacks under username Jennie Tilson.
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  110. I’m a facebook fan of Eighty MPH Mom under username Jennie Tilson.
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  111. I follow through Networked Blogs under username Jennie Tilson.
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  122. Switch out for my daily morning glass and afternoon snack with the kids after school

  133. shared on facebook-http://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=222854087740746&id=100002394242718

  137. I have been on a Lucky Charms kick lately . Lol. I eat it at least once a day. I have discovered as I’m getting older that I’m having a harder time being able to digest milk. I haven’t bitten the bullet and gotten some Silk to try yet but I know that’s going to be my answer to the misery I go through when I have my beloved Magically Delicious Charms. lOl. I would replace my milk with Silk.

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  154. I’d switch my morning routine, where I drink a cup or two of milk. I’d switch over to Silk.
    flophasit at yahoo dot com
    Thank you for the chance to enter!

  172. My mom is a big proponent of Silk so one thing I would change (as she has on me for thanksgiving) is using it instead of milk in our mashed potatoes.

    Thanks for the giveaway.

  175. my son and i have a glass of ovaltine every night while we read before bed, so i’d see if i could trick him in to drinking silk instead.

  176. I would replace the milk in my cereal with Silk

    Thank you for hosting this giveaway

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  177. I like Silk on facebook (Louis Here)

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  178. following @LoveMySilk on twitter @left_the_stars

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  179. following you on twitter @left_the_stars

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  180. Google Friends Connect – following Living Outside the Stacks publicly as Louis

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  181. Google Friends Connect – following your blog publicly as Louis

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  183. I like your blog on facebook (Louis Here)

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  190. I like heating Silk soy up in the morning in the microwave and stirring in instant coffee. It’s a nice way to combine morning coffee with a serving of protein and calcium! (Really good with vanilla light, but original light works too)

  196. I follow Living Outside the Stacks on GFC
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    Denise S

  197. I would use it for my morning cereal and would make my rice pudding with it.

  219. I actually don’t drink much milk (oh no!!), but I do use it sometimes in making bread or pancakes. I used almond milk once for a rich, buttery bread so I bet I could try using Silk for that as well!

  227. I would switch in my cereal in the morning, and in my cooking throughout the day. Thanks!

  228. I don’t even buy milk anymore except for cooking. I use Silk Vanilla Soy.
    Thanks for the contest. I’ll use the coupon to try their almond milk.

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